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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1922)
Friday, April 14. 1922 THE TIL). ‘ a IOOK HEADI ^3000000®OC«OOCOOOOOOOOC&S | 'end these services. O i O About the City Churches COCK “Bring all the tithe into the store aouse.” This church will observe Passion" week us tithing week, ind on Sunday thc tithe will be re ceived and sent forward on its great benevolent work. The church prayer service on Wednesday evening at 7:30. W. F. Cain of Nehalem was down John^D. Donaldson and wife, the to Tillamook Tuesday. former a leading grocer of Lents, REFORMED CHURCH attended the funeral of his brother,’ W. G. Lienkaemper, Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sol Sciffman of Bay City was in the late Joseph Donaldson at this Sunday School at 10 a. m. the city Tuesday on business. place last Wednesday. Mr. Donald Morning worship at 11 a. m. MORNING PROGRAM son spent his boyhood days in this subject of Easter message: "Ris Processional. Supt. Kirk of the Whitney Mills county on the old Donaldson ranch. en with Christ”. Holy communion Invocation—Mr. W. S. Buel. at Garibaldi was a stage passenger will be administered at this time. Scripture Reading—23rd Psalm to Portland today. Mrs. Leigh of Beaver, aged 67 At 8 p. nr. Easter program by by Sunday school. years, had a large goitre removed the Sunday school, assisted by the Communion — “ In the Quiet W. H. Chance ' of upper Trask last Friday by a local physician in choir and male quartet. The clos Garden. ’’ river transacted business in the city this city, with but _ a local ——1 anaes- ing number will be a pantomime Offering for Benevolence. last Friday. tnetic, and is doing well . at last ’ -----re- J‘The Three Marys”, given Anthem—“Sing Praise.” pea's. She was an invalid for many by Mrs. Lienkaemper, Mrs. Ward, Exercise by 12 Junior Girls— P. J. Barton, a resident of Sheri years. j Mrs. Gruenenwald and Miss Paul- “The Blooming Crosses.” dan was in the city the latter part i ine Gienger. Spring.” of the week. J. A. Brant formerly of this city The offering of the day will be Recitation—Lauren Buel, "The but now of Portland and who is a for home missions. Angel and the Women.” Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ho- son of the late Peter Brant one of You are cordially invited to Chorus — “ Easter and Spring- gan east of the city April 6, 1922, the pioneer settlers of th? county i these services. time.” was in town the latter part of last a daughter. Junior Dept.—“Faith is the Star.” week with headquarters at the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Chorus—“Thanks Be To God.” A. E. Rittenhouse of Mohler, Tcad. Allan McRca, Minister Exercise—Loyal Maids, “Message transacted business in the city >f the Lilies." r Sunday School at 10 a. m. Monday. Fred Mietzke the leading hotel Chorus—"S p r e a d the Easter Morning worship at 11 a. m. man of Cloverdale, and heavy Subject “The Easter ___ Life _ ”. A Glory.” J. P. Maginnis and wife went out weight champion in real estate EVENING. PROGRAM welcome will be given to all those to Portland by auto Saturday for a circles in his bailiwick was in the Orchestra—Overture. who may wish to unite with the few days. city Friday beaming good nature church. Anthem — "On Zion’s Glorious All parents who have and Cloverdale optimism. Frect babies and wish them baptised lummlt.” Williams & Williams now handle - that Cloverdale is “booming” please bring them Chorus—“Christ is Risen.” to this special Maxwell and Chalmers cars, and cites pending improvements to Easter service. Invocation— having just received the agency. prove his assertion. He says the Scripture Reading. Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. town has 200 population, and that Ladies’ Quartet—Mrs. E. E. Koch. Subject "Unworthy of Etei nal Jos. L. Rosa' Of Wheeler was in new coiners are dropping in almost Life.” Miss Hanslemen, Mrs. J. Hunter, 1! city Sunday, registered at the everyday, who like the looks of the Miss Bertha Collins. Special Easter music, town as a good place-to stick perm iilamook hotel. Offering—Orchestra. A cordial welcome to all. anent tent pegs. * Solo—Lee Doty. Dave Martini was called to Port- Sermon — "The Power of tho METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. Tom Keyes was operated on land Saturday by the illness of his Resurrection.” Charles L. Dark, Pastor wife who was vjglting in that city. for gangrene-appendix at a local Chorus-—“The Lord Is Risen.” hospital the latter part of last week. Sunday School at 10 o’clock. Benediction. J. A. Hughes, a prominent busi- The morning Sermon -at 11 a. m. ness man of Foresi Grove, was reg- The Hebo cheese factory which The subject of the morning dis Bend—Application to irrigate : tered at the Tillamook Sunday. was almost totally destroyed by a course will be “Christ and the Res- 20.000 acres in Arnold district. boiler explosion sevral months ago, urection.” The choir has provided Mrs. Jack Girard of Portland boiler explosion several months ago special Easter music for this service. Portland—$75.000 apartment was here the later part of the week tion. The building it is said will The morning sermon will be pre house to be erected. a guest of her aunt, Mrs. John be qne of the finest in the county ceded by baptism and reception of members. Blair. when completed. Sherw’ood plans to establish shoe An Easter program given by the factory to employ 20 q men. Owner of some choice city lots choir and Sunday school will take Rosenberg brothers are preparing to build a large dance hall at will build houses to suit purchaser the place of the evening discourse, Ashland—New wholesale house Oceanside this spring for the sum- on payment plan. Werner Michel, The program will consist of recita- to be built. 910 First Street, Tillamook. 27t2 tions, exercises, hymns, anthems, mer tourist accommodations. and male quartets. Stayton—Standard Oil to build You are cordially invited to at- service station. Mrs. Brlody of Sand Lake, w'as FOR SALE—A very desirable resi- dence lot on E. First Street, In- operated on last Friday in a local quire at Headlight office. 27-t4 hospital for a tumor and Is re- 1 'j'so°8^999OO0O99eOQOOOOOO»9QOOeOOO9OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOe ported as improving. To the Voters of Tillamook County: Mrs. Lee Whitcomb w’as operated I hereby announce myself as a on the latter part of last week for candidate for nomination on the appendicitis at a local hospital and Democratic ticket for the office of is getting along nicely. County Commissioner subject to the primaries of May 19, 1922. Are very important items of food. We sell that fine Golden Cecil Service, a resident of As- 27-tf R. O. RICHARDS. . Cruet Bread baked by the Tillamook Bakery; also their good toria, passed through this city last Sunday and registered at the Tilla COUNCIL REDUCES TRUCK Doughnuts, Cakes and Cookies. mook, while here. * BREAD, BUTTER AND MILK TAX FROM $120 TO $<0 YEAR L. L. Stillwell and Wilbm Still well, Clark Hadley and Andrew At the last meeting of the city Anderson are building new dairy council, the ordinance regulating barn« on their respective farms near auto truck license was rescinded this city. and a new one adopted which re duces the tax from $120 per year C. P. Jackson and wife and W. to $40. The truckmen of the city E. Reuppel, the latter being a cous are much pleased with the reduc in of Mrs. Foster of this city, was tion, as they felt that the former here Hie latter part of the week, tax wa3 too much for their income. The new ordinance provides a year- registm’lng at the Todd. ’y payment of $20 for each ton John Freudenthal, a leading far ‘.ruck operating in this city from mer of the Hillsboro section in outside towns; $30 will be the fee Washington county, was in the city for two ton trucks or a fraction Monday and while here sold two thereof, and $ 40 for three ton The carloads of potatoes to Tillamook trucks or fraction thereof. fees for local and county trucks re buyers. main the same as before. City attorney Hall has prepared G. G. Irish who was badly injured a petition for circulation among the some time ago while working in a I logging camp, was operated on in taxpayers of the city asking the this city the latter part of last week county court to refund to the city strong box all road tax collected by for hernia. the county and appropriated to county funds. Frank Holmes, one of McMinn- ville’s leading attorneys, was here Wednesday on legal business and GUERNSEY GAIETIES DATES had a brief visit with his brother SET FOR JUNE 1- 2 and 3 Judge Webster Holmes. Geo. C. Kelly, C. A. Tauscher and II. Ragan of Portland were over the latter part of last week and spent a couple of days fishing with good results. J. P. Maginnis who took the con tract for grading the new county road from Happy Camp at Netarts to Oceanside, a distance of two and one-half miles has sublet the con tract to a Mr. Scott who is making good progress with the work. Lynette Sven sen, Vivian Tohle and Geo. Blanchard and wife were in town the latter part of the week registered at the Todd. They re port that business is picking up at the picturesque little town on the north side of the Nehalem Bay. Fred Skomp, who- live* ugytt Sa- srada Bend, was in town Friday, on business. Mr. Skomp is much intt rested in testing out coast eoils to find what varieties of fruit they are best adapted for, and has done quite a bit of experimenting, and arrived at some practical conclu sions. He can give one an inter esting talk on th« «oils and geology °f the coast country. Lone Pine—White Pine Box and Lumber Company «tart work on factory. The county Guernsey Cattle Club met last Tuesday at the CotionwoM farm of Fitzpatrick and Edmunds east of this city, where the club proceeded to hold a business meet ing. After the meeting tho 75 per sons present viewed the coming Guernsey cow champion owned by Howard Edmunds —“Janis of Sequoia,” and the Guernsey people talked over the forthcoming Guern sey Gaieties, which will be held here on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June next. W. D. Pine, County Agent, ^as elected manager of the festival, the program for which will be out before long. It is planned to have a banquet in this city on the first day of June, and other dates will be spent in visiting Guernsey herds in several parts of the county. A banquet will be given by the Til lamook Chamber of Commerce to the Guernsey breeders of the county, with a program. Follow ing the business meeting, came a dinner given by Fitzpatrick and Edmunds, • which was plethoric of good cheer, and evoked over-fed grunt« of supreme satisfaction. In plainer language, the dinner was a big success. X. J. Allen, ksslstant state club leader was present from Corvallis. Next month a meeting will be held at the Riverview farm of Ira Lance, who Is president of the association. Many town people were out to the chib meeting and enjoyed the occasion. ALBANY LINN BUTTER sold exclusively by us, we think, the best butter you can buy; always sweet and fine. GOLDEN ROD DAIRY Milk and Cream, rich, pure and clean, is also sold at E. G. ANDERSON “The Satisfaction Store" Going East? 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